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"Excellent hotel. The perfect place to stay for a trip to Shinjuku."

"A nice hotel in the centre of an entertainment district. It’s also close to a main train station with great links to other parts of the city."

"The location is surrounded by places to eat as well as really closely located near Nippori train station. Very convenient. I highly recommend this hotel! "

"Great service good location. "

"We loved the central location of this hotel. It was quiet, clean and the breakfast buffet was amazing. There were two stations within walking distance. We would definitely stay here again. "

"I love there’s a washing machine in my room😍😍😁"

"I like that our room was large and accommodating. We wasn’t sure where the air monitor was, but someone quickly came by to show us. We easily got a taxi downstairs with the help of the hotel staff. We were able to easily access eateries all around us."

"Friendly staff. "

"A Perfect Base for Our Family’s First Tokyo Adventure! The Prince Park Tower Tokyo was an incredible choice for our first family trip to Japan. We stayed for 8 days as a family of three (two adults and an 8-year-old), and the experience exceeded our expectations in every way. Our room was spacious, clean, and beautifully designed—especially by Tokyo standards. The highlight? A stunning view of Tokyo Tower right outside our window! Our child was in awe watching it light up each night. There was enough room for us to stretch out after long days exploring, and the beds were incredibly comfortable. The location is fantastic. Nestled in Shiba Park, the hotel offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. It was the perfect balance: tranquil for resting, yet close to major subway lines (Akabanebashi and Shibakoen stations). We could easily get to places like Shibuya, Akihabara, and Asakusa. Tokyo Tower is just a short walk away. Would We Return? Absolutely! If you’re a first-time family visiting Tokyo, The Prince Park Tower gives you comfort, location, and a little luxury—all while keeping you close to the city’s energy. It truly made our Tokyo trip magical. "